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  awaddell 6:46 am on June 26, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: dave winer, twitter (5), xmpp   

  What if you were subscribed to the 100 most popular people on Twitter? 

  Dave Winer has put together some very interesting ‘views’ of tweets thus contributing amongst the first applications to uniquely exploit twitter-as-a-platform.

  As he describes on the IT Conversations podcast the Twitter API is accessible and deep (though the platform may be still shakey).

  The ‘Revolution will be Twittered’ is the meme and it truly feels like the end of mainstream press is past nigh (good luck with Google adsense idiots).

  Check out Winer’s simple apps:

  What if you were subscribed to the 100 most popular people on Twitter?: “”

   

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  awaddell 9:13 am on June 14, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: palm pre (7), presence, xmpp   

  Ars Reviews the Palm Pre, part 1 

  The Gist of this piece is that the Pre is a Blackberry killer rather than an iPhone killer and this because of it’s strength in Instant Messaging (IM). The writer draws a comparison with the OS/X app, Adium, which I myself use across Google, MSN, Yahoo and Facebook. Adium is comparable with Pidgin, the ‘I am not an idiot who uses just MSN’ app for Windows, Mac or Linux.

  Thus, where the iPhone is for graphical point-and-clickyness and the Blackberry for corporate email connectedness, the Pre is the social butterly’s platform of choice.

  Presence is where the moble IP Telephony revolution begins and this is baby footsteps in the right direction.

  Ars Reviews the Palm Pre, part 1: the BlackBerry killer – Ars Technica

  (Via ars technica.)